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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-05-20

RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts, s371OOl =
I. :. Bonds to secure circulation, 2OO.OOO 90
L. = bohds ON hind, 21,j00 90
ollcr STOCKS, ponds ana mortgages, $500 90
que from approved reserve agents, l5,925 o.
Real estate, furniture and fixtures, 5000 90
Checks and othcrcash items, Y9t 90
Bills OF other banks 40 OO
fractional paper currency, nickcls
and cents, l9O 90
specie, SOS o0
Legal tender notes, 3O0l OO
Redemption fund with L. :. Treas.
urer o per cent. of circulation, 5000 90
Iotal' S5j0,g5l i3
Capital stock paid in, s2OOOOO 90 |
surplus fund, 10000 90 |
Undivided profits 27s5S 10 |
National bank notes outstanding l77s75 90 |
Dividends unpaid -n5 M
individual deposits subject to check 81 100 oI |
pchl"hu certlHcates OF deposit, 20,G8 81 |
Total, s55og6l AZ |
STATE OF VERMONT, ! |, Charles +. Pin.
County of Addison, s.. ncy, Cashier of the
above named bank do solcmnlv swear that
the above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief
CHARLES +. PINNEH, Cashier
subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day of May, lSs7.
GEORGE NJ. FLETCHER,
c. Notary Public.
G. s. WAINWRIGHT,
\. a. FLETCHER, Directors,
JOHN q. WELLINGTON,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-05-20
N ionai Bank OF orWei1 e r"st


at orIn the state OF Vermont, AT the close
of buss, May l3, lss7.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-05-20

SrATIERMONT, l. v Rich nrnsi
Coul Addison, IS; dent OF the above
named5 do solemnly swear that the
above nent is true to the best of nv
knowloud belief. '
V. RICH, President.
Subscand sworn to before me mis- istb
day of Ass7. IN
Corretcst
YRUS JENNINGS,
"A. HAMMOND, Directors.
M. b. WRIGHT,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
Mopre-WatkOn.

Lease j. Moore, only son OF Council
mar Moore, and annie e. Watson, one
Of N3wnrk's teachers, were mesried on
ThsE ksgiving afternoon at the resi-
depcs of the heide'G mother, In Newark,
Del, Che ceremony being performed by
the k6v. j. 8. Malone, In the Dreaence
of the Immediate friends of the con-
t:ractint parties After the ceremony
she brlGe and srooE left on tke 9 A
train FOR this city amid shower af rice
ald old choss, wheie q reception Was
b, ID at Tho residence Of the g,oom's
pl.rents. After spending q pleasant
evening and satisfying the inner man
with all the delicacies OF the season. the
euea.s departed at late hour wishing
the L.sppy couple long lie and much
happiness. The presents we're numsr.
ous az costly.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
Testing stee, for the Cruisers.

WASHINGTON, Nov. % There will
be q meeting of the Steel Board at the
Navy Department on Monday to con
slider the propriety of amending. the
tests to be imposed upon the steel in.
tended for use In the construction OF
the new nineteen-knot cruiser, No. 8.
While TIE law is specific in its require.
ments to1ohtng elongstion Of the steel
1t is believed that the board will amend
the testG now prescribed in other par
ticulars, 80 as to make IL much easier
for the eteel makers to furnish metal OF
suitable quality. This has already been
done to q certain extent in the case of
the other vessels now building, and the
contractors for supplying steel have
also beo1 relieved of the me- essisy OF
submitting to repeated chemical tests
of the same run of metal, which has
heretofore been source Of trouble.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
Brevittes.
The cheapest hat house I'm the ctts
HI uIps ford Brob.' 4Gi Market strsed

Try Bggh's coal you viii like It..
Go TO Murphey's for your bed springs.
Buy ronr furniture ut Murphey's.
Try Bush's coal you viii surely like It.
W. j. klmble, grocer, Fad and Justison St :.
Millard 4. Davis, jeweler, K. Second st.
Fine lS L. Rings, at Hanfs, Is e. Fourth.
r. Roop Smith, druggist, 5th and King.
American Laundry, 6O2 West Front street.
First clasS furniture at M-rphey's. 3O6 Ship
ley street.
Go 20 Gee. II. Murphey's for your parior
chamber and dining room i,rniture. ~ snip
ley street.
] q. Bryant, No. IL East Seventh street,
ia aking orders for the revised and latest
edi lion OF samantha at ratio 50. Price 10
duced 10 $L,6. Agents waited.
If you want cheap picture frames go 10 O..
Il, Baugh, 2C8 West Second stroot. have
the largest stock In Delaware; conae and soc
for yourselves.
Ross, at llo Tdarket street, now has fine
stock OF Deroy hats Latest At lee and prices
guaranteed tno cheapest In the city. Also
Eents' underwear, hosiery, necR wear, etc.,
etc. Oall and see them.
u you want yaur Heaters anS Range over
hs He'd and nut III gooi order fo- the winter,
-, d your order sC 7, East Fourth ttreet Pick
eis Stove and Heater Company. By tele-
phone, Number az, it will be promptly item
dsG- TO.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
waived a HAsrin Z.

Before United States 90 nun issioae.
ES. Sodmond Smith yester lay, A. j.
Marker, q "jug tavern" pr oprietor I'm
South Murderkill Hundrod,w as charged
with. selling liquor without q govern.
ment license. He waived n hearing
aud was held In $500 bail, for court.
The wit for his arrest Las been kept
alive for FIVE years, but the elbow has
eludsd every deputy sent Cor him until
Deputy Marshal Hutchons. who has
been endeavoriug to arrest him ever
since he has been in Office, found and
arrest sd him In Dover last week.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
MuniclpAI OOurt.

At this mornings session Of the Mu.
nicipal Court Charles EagAn WAS fned
81 and costs for interfering with an
officer in the discharge of his duty.
George Clark, colored, WAS recon NIT.
ted until noon for drunkenness.
The case of Joseph Wagner, charged
with stealing watch from Joseph
Neher, came up. Neher recognized
Wagner as the man taking the watch.
He was held in $500 bail for court, and
also in the same amount for court on
the charge of stealing tobacco pipes
from Mrs. Margaret Foy. George
Daniels and John Arnan, who were
with him, wers discharged.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
Took the IsaupNr.

At the last national convention Of
the W. G. y. U., in Nashville, Tenn,
tho delegation from Delaware was
banner for representing the
lara sss membership Of tie Middle
States, population considered. The
bar 1er is OF silk and is pale green on
one side and white on the other. 1t Is
twezty- -eis ht inches wide by thirty six
long. 1t 10 trimmed with gik cord and
eesse.s. In German text on the green
eide is the legend, ave wage apeace.
aul var" 1t was Brought to this city
Rn Thursday.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
RcaDcy.yine ConelayG.

Btandywine c Conolave, No. A, HePta
ssphs or 8. W M. will be lnstilt T sen 70
night, in the Hs.l;ness Building, Ientn
and Market streets The tthoats go
i"1,,d at a former meeting will thsD be
conf rmed and everything VIII ps in
working order. i'll Is necessary thsA' az
prop osing to Join this new oonelaSs sna,s Nv Ss
the present rate OF admission sh9ulo 70 70
ON hazd promptly ut y o'cloe6 tsiS
EVENING. The new Goa olaye WIN prooa'
bly be composed OF about Sky meia-
hers. whose sole aila will DO 10 maze
a tuccess The Heptasophs are fast %,
comiug fsyorites vith the people, ano
are gaintcr members issler IMAM SpS
other order
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
NEWS sU mMARH.
Anarsnfnm In New York-OarIisIe and
Rsndaii-Two Veterans Parade-Re.
fused TO Eat

AnarsniAm In New York-OArlsle and
Rsndaii-Two Veterans Parade-Re.
fused TO Eat.
The trial Of Herr Most was resumed
In New York Friday. Adolph schenck,
one Of the witnesses for the defence, 4 dc.
aned Anarchism As follows: "Auarchy
means that the sople shall rule, not
the Government 1t means that Gov
eminent shall be dons away with, that
there shall be no Government, but every
man shall be free to do what he desires.
The laws shall be those Of common
sense. A mans only punishment is to
be himself His conscience will be his
punishment" The witness said he was
an Anarchist.
Mr.. Carlisle said to q reporter In
Washington yesterday, when asked
abont report that he and Mr.. Randall
would hold conference before Congress
meets on the tariff questions: "Mr.
Randall 10 IN the city, and 1t is Quite
probable that he and may talk on the
subject-thHt is II he will talk. When
SEQ him l shall talk to him. But
there 10 no formal coniere ncs contem
plated. / talk TO all our memb bers ON
that subject when meet them, and In
that way / shall confer with Mr.. Ran.
DALI"
General Abraham Daily and Private
George OIygier, two OF the four survi
vors of the New York veterans Of 1912
paraded in New York yesterday unGeI
regular police permit, and eni ed
the Evacuation Day dinner. The vet
Grams were reorganized with 800 mem
bers in 1856, and General Daily has sp
pesred in uniform at every dinner sine
that date.
Mrs. Bait, German woman In Law
renee, Kansas, who for the past foul
weeks has Ieiueed to eat died on Thurs
tdsy evening Ell efforts TO induce he
to take food were unsuccessful. WheI
any one spoke to her she would answe
In quotations from the Bible.
L. X. Shaw, o farmer, living nea
Romeo, Michigan, was found dead i
the woods on Friday. On Wednesda
last he had sold $500 worth Of wheat 4
Rom 90, and has been missing since tbs
time.
John Wilson, oolored, stabbed an
killed his sbep-father, August Smith, 1
Williamsburg, N. Y, on Friday morr
ing. smith was quaireling with hi
wife at the time.
The Grand Jury at Zanesville, Ohi'
has indicted Mrs. Annie Shoots for th
murder OF her children by poisonin
them. Shswas some time ago release
in S5. 900 bail and has disappeared.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
RAluctIon OF Rates.

A circular was on Friday issued from
Comm issionec Fink's office, Ia New
York, al nounoiug o reduction o. rates
on dressed meats and live stock 60 take
effect from dats, as follows: Chicago to
New York, 100 lbs, dressed beef,
dressed sheep and articles loaded IN re,
frlgeretoF oars with dressed beef, 4211
cents; dressed hegs, in refrigerator cars
with dressed beef, 42H cents; dressed
b ogs il common cars, 10 cents; live
cattle, 2' cents; live sheep, 26 cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
Hornshy's Fun0-al.

Admiral 8. Y. DUPONT Post last 4 light
accepted the invitation OF Smyth Post
to attend the funeral OF Henry NJ.
Hornsky. They will be headed by Du.
Pont Post Band. Grant Fost also de.
cided 20 attend the funeral. The am-
ployes OF the Edgsmoor Ercn Company
will chose q marshal to LEAD them. All
the c0a mittees will meet IN the viii.
mington Rink this evening and select a
ca ief marshal. Rev. j. L. Estlin will
conduct the funeral services at the
house, sJo. 304 East Fourth street, and
the g. A. &. Posts and his fellow wore.
m en- will accompany the remains to ths
Wilmington and Brandywile ceme.
terry. The post guards will fre volley
over the grave.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
The Westinghouse Air Brake.

Within the last few days, according
to telegram from Cleveland, Ohio, the
Bee Line railroad has built twenty-f five
freight cars equipped with the West
inghouse air. brake. Friday an expert
m ent was made between Cleveland and
Berea. Speed all the way from four to
twenty-five miles an hour WAS made,
and the long train was checked at all
the degrees. Generally the. stops were
made In from Eve to twenty seconds.
Several times the train was brought to
stsndstill from twenty mile rate In
half dozen car lengths. The brake
differs from that of q passenger brake
in having the chamber and valve
Joined together, instead Of being placed
on opposite sides of fhe car.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
Sharin,a SRla.

The stock OF the ardware, paint and
hardware store OF e. g. Gilmour, ut
Newark, was sold by the sheriff yester.
day afternoon. Goods sold very cheap
Saws were sold for as low as 25 cents.
Phillips s. Kane. of this city, bought
the stock of paints. The sale continued
through the evening until about 10
O'Clock. Mr.. X. s. G!lmour, the fsrmer
proprietor Of tho store, has gone TO
Omaha.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
Vaccination Rules Violated. =.

DR.. Cyrus Edison informed the Board o.
Health, of New York city, on Friday that
the rules OF the board, in regard to vacei.
nation OF children in public schools, had
been Systematically violated. at is q
common practice of parents to lie about
she matter to get their children in the
schools without vaccination. In one
school 13O out of $50 children were found
to be unvaccinated. Teachers and princi.
pals had neglected the matter.'
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
8Gsa,eIny of aKGgie.

The silbons appeared again at the
A oademy OF mu.ic last eves ing 70 q
fcir sized audiecce. The fsats OF the
Srbons are as daring as ever and e!ioit
applause always. There was change
Of bil yesterday the burlesqse OF
Hyel,ow Dwarf being taken OF, ana
"Uncer the Gaspips" put on In Us
pleoe. The piece seemed to please ths
audience, especially the railroad scens
IN the last act, Next week "zozo, the
Magic Queen" will be presented as s
tbis houss. so 20" ~ highly spoken OF
by the prees.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
Orasuall,s RrutaIity.

Tfebouius Ores we'll will be brought
from his cell In Moyamensing Prison,
Philadelphia, this morning and taken
before Coroner Ashbridge, when an In
quest will be held In the death Of his
wife, Mary Ann Oreswell, whom he 10
charged with beating to death. There
will be lots of witne esses to prove that
Creswell abused his invalid wife terri
bly,.
Matron Fletcher, OF the Sixth dis.
trict, visited the poor woman before her
death and Mrs. Creswell told her tt ct
when the doctor ordered oyster soup fer
her, Creswell would 60 out and buy the
oys sters and cat them in her presence.
Cresw told Policeman Pierson last
summer he intended to kill his wife
yet. On one occasion he came home
with bunch Of flowers and told her he
was going to kill her that night and
strew them ON her coffin.
Cresswell is q painter by trade, but
he was never fond OF work, and for the
past few years he has been acting %
special officer and "bouncer" at low
concert diYee. His home, at 802 Maple
street, is O rickety tenement, which II
known as 1.-THE Ark" Mrs. Creswell'i
father, Louis Reif, who lives ut Secont
and Race streets, will be an important
witness against Creswell. He says h'
has seen the prisoner beat and abuse hi
daughter hundred times.
Mise Fox, of Oil Walnut street, VIII
notified the officers of the Sixth distric
that Thomas Creswell was kicking hi
wife to death, says she 10 not ffien'
Of Mrs. Creswell, but was at the hous
doing an act Of charity, the Creswell
being rather poor people.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
Too Heavy.

A large Marvin safe was received
yesterdEy afternoon from New York by
the Artisxns' Savings Bank Of this city.
The safe weighs 9,498 pounds. The
wheels of the truck on which 1t was
hauled out ugle new ssphalt pavement In
front of the Clayton House so bad as to
necessitste uesv blocks being laid. In
some places the pavement is driven two
inches below grA de.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
We saye GAINED a Reputat,op

For selling reliable goods, which we
intend to maintain. Our s.. 90 shoes for
boys just cheap enough to be good. Our
medium high cut shoes for girls, at
100, give excellent satisfaction. La.
dies pebbled shoes, solid soles, 81. 20;
ladies' 81 so kid and pebble shoes, the
quality is surprise for the money.
Our 81 90 shoes for men much better
than usual for the money. New line
of ladies' fancy laced shoes. Forman's,
10 E. Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
art Gifts.

We acknowledge the receipt from
Raphael Tuck 8 Sons, through their
New York agent, MIR. Samuel Gabriel,
No. 298 Broadway, o generous lot OF
Christmas and New Year cards. To
say these cards are handsome is draw
ing 1t mild. They have no superiors.
No known house In the world has the
reputation of that of Raphael Tuck &
Sons az art publishers, and when we
ask our friends to send to the New
York agent for their pictures, we art
simply doing them q favor for which
they will thank us when they reoeiv,
their beautifully designed and finished
cards.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
Ea<apo o. Convicts,

Just as q train reached the depot in
Che ster, Illinois, on Sunday night,
Cha rles Gather and Charles Wyatt,
oeioi ed consicte, bound for the psniten
tiary, eludei tie vigilance OF the Off
oeze, and leAping from the platform Of
the car escaped In the darkness. They
were l,andcufted together. Both had
Gnd asntenced TO eix years imprison.
ment.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
Fox Hunt,

On Thanksgiving day the Chichester
Kennel Club and the Wiltbanks Sen ate
Kennel participated In fox hunt near
Oaynont. A fox was released from
captivity and the hounds started. About
forty riders followed the hounds. The
water, but was re 'bagged. The dogs
were then turned into cover to nose out
q wild fox. The pack divided after
quarte-ing for half an hour, and three
foxes were unearthed. They doubled
and redoubled until darkness set In.
Excepting the "brush" was not cap.
tured, the run was q complete success.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
CITY COUNCIL.
Another Short session Last Evening"
Very Little business Transacted.

Very Little business Transacted.
The adjourned IN setting of City Coun.
Gil WAS held last evening with Presi-
Eckel in the chair.
The Law Committee reported favor
ably On the petition OF John DOlan,
asking to have $50 refunded, being the
amount he was fined for violating an
ordinance by digging within IL inches
OF centre stone. Remarks made by
the members showed that at the time
Of the allsged violation the petitioner
was engaged as n contractor by the
Street and Sewer Department, and that
1t WAS not possible for him to do the
work without digging within 10 inches
of the stone. 1t WAS also stated that at
the time Mr.. Dolan was not aware that
he was violating the law In doing as he
did. The discussion was continued for
some time and participated In by several
Of the members. When at last vote
was taken the report was adopted by 18
ayes to 3 nays, Messrs. Hawkins, Nc
Gonigal and Moore voting in the mega
tive.
The same committee also recon-
mended the payment of the bills pre-
sentsd by the Department Of Elections
10 week ago.
The city treasurer reported balance
Iof $110,63l 38 In the Union Nationa
Bank to the credit of current expenses
81, l03 SO to the sand LOT, and S427 04 tC
the park fund. He also reported tn,
following collections: Messrs. Moore
and Bsugh, 81 each, salary returned
Tax Receiver Moody, $779.
The police pay roll, amounting Il
ls3,061 SO, and miscellaneous payroll o
Isl, ,662.17 were presented, and order
drawn In favor of the parties named.
Mr.. Norton called attention to ban
ner which decorated the president
: desk, that had been presented 10 Coun
Gil on the occasion of the visit to Du
Pont Post bazaar. On his motion
J. vote Of thanks was extended to DuPon
. Post and to the Wheeler & Wilso
i Sewing Machine Company. Counc
then adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
Pu blic Rehearsal,

An enjoyable public rehearsal was
las. night given in Odd Fellows Hall
by the Van Weston Dramatic Com.
psny. The comic pantomime, "The
Lover" and the three.aot domestic
drama, "Lost In Q Strange City," were
given. The celebrated Pompadore
Quartette also appeared.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
RRY HART,
|f. CLOTHING MFs. Co.
10 Market Stree t.
Ek'5 ORDER,


hFLR COUNTY, DEL,
Apyemher 22nd, 1887.
pn!lrauOn of JAMES II. II pF-
4, Administrator OF Thom1 =.
oi Wilmington Hundred, In
deceased, 1t is ordered .n,d
the Register that the kd.
aio,e aid give notice 81
letters of Admir- istratl ON.
~ of tIe deceased, with the ate
lltreOf by causing gdvertl i's-
" posted within forty d. Te
~ OF such letters in six OF
n!,lc places of the coun Ly
sl'e' requiring all perso ns
a5 against the estate u prese tt
DlH, by an Act Of Assembly To
And provided and als) eau se
fb HstTted within the same ! eric d
.tf ELlCAH, n newspApC r pub '-
lh'aelon, Del. and to be oontin =
Ihi'r y .Gl (e. o. d.
fth under the hand and Seal Of
9l tne Register aforeBaIl, At
alnEt0n, In New Castle County
/, Hly and year above written.
IN = X, BRADFORD, RegiEter.
\ PERSONS having claims against
|tn deceased must present the
[Al,tsted TO the Admlnistlt or,
N"VemheT -. 1883, or abide
assembly in such case made t-nd
lES h. HOEy ECKER Jr.,
iIhiugton, Del. .la
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
yk,,t,px Omc,a,Iy.

Last evening Department Commander
MoWbray OF Dover and Senior Vice
Depar tment CouEuander McDoncngh OF
New Cassls paid an official visit to
Grant Post, g. A. r.. of this city.
Watson and Birnio Potts Of New Cestle
will De visited this evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
NliaL Davltt says.

LONDON, Nov. 25-Mr Michael
DavlGt, in speecn ct Carlihle tonight
declared that the iTish along could set.
tie the land question with the land
lords. He hoped that support would
be- withheld from any land purchase
scheme proposed in England. even if
suggested by Mr Glsdstone hiE self.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
Coming Attracti ON.

Next Thursday night Mr.. Henry
Chanfrau will commence an engage.
ment of three nights at the Opera
House in exit, the Ankansaw Travel.
ler :" This Is the play In which Mr..
Chantrau's father made his repu tation,
and his mantle is said to have fallen on
worthy shoulders.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26

To cram ones head full of knowledge
and the stomach full Of food, and then
neglect to observe the simplest laws of
nature are the unfsiling means to in
duoe nervousness and constipation and
certain loss OF health. Laxador pre-
vents all this trouble. Price only 20
cents package.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
To EsS,hange YuiRks.

Rev. L. E. Barrett, of Port Deposit,
sud d Il Corkrsn, pastor OF Epworth
M. Il. ctaicb, thia city, will ezcDange
pulpits to aoIroS, oi,s Tne hsv ,nnt hs; psr ,sn
years ago, and hes asny friends there
who hsVs plesasnt memories OF LA pat.
torato No doubt theiS Will Do iasgs
auf,ICnce to greet him
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
WIN Exchange Pulptts,

Tomorrow the Rev. L. e. Barrett ol
Port Deposit and the Rev. D. Il. Cork.
ran Of Epworth M. Il. Church, this city,
will exchange pulpits. Mr.. Barrett
was pastor OF Epworth ten years age,
and was general favorite with the
congregation. He will preach at 10. 80
o. m. and 3 aud z 80 p. m.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
1T Is DONE.

" the run on the cloth
IN this ci ty and The
around-th,At s clear
worth your while to
Fhe magnii cent stock
of Oyerco, ITS, Mems
\ Suits.
p Clothing is all honest
reliable, lil mace TO
bughly good ' year.
Fhe prices we. sell them
6tk. Conc an d zee fou
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
RrRka TaAf

On the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany's tracks, near Wyoming, the
Westinghouse Air brake Company will
test their brake on fifty freight cars.
All the car builders and railroad off,
ciAls OF this city have been In vited TO
witness the test.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26

there Is at the price.
$I4.oo for Mems Suits,
acceptable tor every day or
better wear.
$500 for an amazing
variety of fancy patterns and
unquestionable qualify.
$16.5o: 1t doesn't seem
as if there was a taste. that
couldn't be accommodated
at that price. Silk mixtures
are the quiet styles. Stripes,
checks, plaids, hair lines.
etc, cover the field of fash
ion.
s1S and $40: Irish
Tweeds, Scotch Checks and
Homespuns.
$22.so: Earlier in the
season we sold our Suits at
this price SO fast that we
couldn't more than keep up.
These are new lines and
very fine.
SIS, $18, $40, $2s Over
coats of Kersey, Melton,
Beaver, Fur Beavers. These
can't be equaled for the
money.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26

"What you coughing yet my frisnd?''
"Of course! my cold is 10 better "
swell. don't stand on the or, ter OF 60
ing. but 60 to the druggist a. I'd get q
bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough .Syrup,
quick" He went, and he was stra &ht'
way made happy,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
At the Bazaar ,

All the castles, K, g. E., will attend
tho bazaar in body this evening. In
addition there will be masquerade
party under the auspices of Dupont
Post, No. Q, g. A. R. The masquerade
will NO doubt be the event Of the even.
ing,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
mcIna,is syrup Tar, $50.

is q aure curs for eenghs. Made only
by n f. Danforlh, druggist, Second
and MSrkst, wasre you can buy patent
M ed dioines at very low rates, as follows:
Kly's Cream Balm, SAC; Allcock's Plas-
tere, 10c; Botanic Nerve Bitters, 40o;
Outieurs Soap, 100. etc.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
See the Great Boxing Match.

Don't forget the set-to-224 King, to
night Fine singing. Everybody wei
come. An elegant lunch served to
night. See the great boxing match.